Educational Psychology
Master in Education
Introduction
A master’s degree in educational psychology can serve as a gateway to careers in research, curriculum development, or school and district leadership. It’s also an excellent foundation for related doctoral programs.
At 麻豆社, you can pursue your M.Ed. in Educational Psychology without putting your current career on hold. Designed for working professionals, our program gives you the flexibility to complete coursework on a schedule that works for you.
This program is ideal for educators looking for advanced or expanded opportunities, as well as for professionals with a social science background looking to enter education.
Convenient Online Format
Complete the program on your terms. With mostly asynchronous courses, you can fit learning into your schedule.
Career Versatility
A master’s in educational psychology opens doors to a wide range of positions in schools of all levels, as well as within nonprofit organizations, counseling centers, edtech companies, and more.
Networking Opportunities
Build relationships with your peers, professors, and local educators and leaders. You’ll also become part of JCU’s global alumni network of more than 45,000 Blue Streaks.
Academics
Program Overview & Outcomes
JCU’s educational psychology master’s program provides a broad knowledge of learning theories, human development, research methods, assessment, and measurement that can be utilized in a variety of settings and fields. You’ll be prepared to excel in environments defined by assessment and outcomes-based practice.
The educational psychology program also offers a master’s of arts option, which requires a research component not found in the M.Ed. degree option.
Admission & Aid
Learn more about applying to the educational psychology master’s program at 麻豆社.
To apply to the M.Ed. in Educational Psychology program at JCU, you need:
- an undergraduate degree in a recognized area from an accredited institution
- an undergraduate cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale)
The following documents are required for a complete application:
- Online application
- Official transcripts from all colleges/universities attended
- Resume/CV, which includes work and volunteer experience
- Two letter(s) of recommendation
- Letter of intent - in 400-600 words, explain your career objectives and goals
- Personal interview with program faculty
Applicants are admitted on a rolling basis. However, for best consideration, applications for specific terms should be received by these dates:
- May 1 - for fall semester start
- Feb. 1 - for summer semester start
- Feb. 15 - for graduate assistant positions
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